This is a comprehensive account of the flora of Concord, Massachusetts, perhaps the most botanized township in the United States, continuously from before Thoreau to the present day. The focus of this flora is on who found what, when and where, and what the evidence is supporting their finds. Included is a section summarizing the contributions of the most active botanizers of the past. Note: Images of Thoreau's specimens have since been moved, so links to them in this document will no longer work.

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